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... ERED UPON IMMEDIATELY; A Good DWELLING-HOUSE, with a Garden and other Conveniences ; fituate at the upper ' End of Bridge-Gate in Derby. ! Enquire of FRANCIS CUTTS, at the George Inn in ' Derby aforefaid. BOR O U G.H of DERBY. ' St. JAMES's FAIR. NOTICE is hereby Given, That the FAIR, commonly called St. JAMES's FAIR, will this Year be held in the faid Borough, on WEDNESDAY the 25th Inftant, ...
... Charaaer may hear of a Place by applying to the Printer. To be LET T, And entered upon at Lady-Day next, AHOUSE, fituate at the Bottom of the Gaol Bridge, Derby j it will be fitted to fuit any Bufinefs. Alfo, To be lett and entered upon at Michaelmas, 1782, a HOUSE and BAKEHOUSE, up the Ship Yard, fituate in the Corn- Market, Derby.— — For Particulars esquire of THOMAS, SMITH, at the Ship ...
... tempts have been made to difpofe of UNSTAMPED ALMANACKS by Perfons hawking the lame at Markets and Fairs, in different Parts of the Kingdom ; the Cora- tniffioneis theretore, to pievent fuch Practices, Do hereby give this Public NOTICE, That by an Aft made in the 30th Year of his late Majefty fevery Perfon who fhall fell, utter, or expofe to fale, any ALMANACK not being ftamped as by the ...
... One and Three in the Afternoon of the fame. Day, if not fooner difpofed of by private Contract, of which Notice fhall be given ; A Convenient MESSUAGE, with the Stable, Yard, .ahd Garden thereto belonging, fituate in the Market-Place in Afhborne, and now in the Occupation of Mrs. Bowyer. For other Particulars Inquire of Mr. JOHN GOODWIN, Attorney-at-Law in Afhborne. Thirty-four Arfls of ...
... you will accept my mofl fincere *■ Acknowledgments for the Honor you have this JDay done me, by ele filing me your Reprefentative in Parliament -, and I affure you, that the Unanimity in my Favor at the General Meeting, and the manner in which you have been pleafed to teflify the Sincerity of your Refolution of that Day, have made lafling Imprefjions qf Gratitude on my Mind. I am, with great ...
... Execution, will be held by Ad- journment, at the Kings-Head in Derby, on Tuefday the Fourth Day of September next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, to confider about an Application to Parliament the next Seffion for an A_t to continue and enlarge the Term and Powers of this Turnpike Aci. R. WHITBY, Clerk to the Truftees. Derby, 7.oth Auguft, 178 T. ROSTON, near Afhborne, Derbyjhire, »7th Auguft, ...
... on Thurfday tbe zgtb Day of this Inftant November, at Ten. of the Clock in the Forenoon, I Jhall (in Obe- dience to his Majefty*s Writ to me direcled) proceed to tbe Eleclion of one Knight, to ferve in the prefent Parliament for the faid County of Derby, in tbe Room of Lord Richard Cavendilh, deceafed', of ivhich all Perfons concerned are dejired to take Notice. SAMUEL FRITH, Sheriff. jtbtfafe ...
... Twenty Thousand Pounds and every other capital Prize included, and even the Twenty Pounds Meff. SHARMAN and Co. At their Offices, No. 30, Fleet-Street j No. 7, Cock-Spur- Street, Charing-Crofs ; No. 67* High-Holborn ; No. 30, in the Poultry, near Cornhill ?? and No. n. St. James's- , Street, at the Er trance of the Thatched-Houfe Tavertf, have formed a Plan for the prefent Lottery, which they ...
... _ t : ?? . ; Ash-borne, 2 ijl February', T7BII '■ ' ?? ■J' - ; kai ;, : ?? ir 1,1 -■ i 'i,hi .'■ a ?? ?? _*• - J 'To be SO L D or L 2 TT, By $RIV. A T E £ p N T;R A Q T,i . -And entered upon at' Lady-Day next. AF^HOtD MESSUAGE or TENEMENT^i .having Four Rooms on a Floor, with a Malt-Houfe' adjoining; thereto, with convenient Outbuildings,, all in j good repair, together with an Orchard- and ...
... on Wednesday the Fourth of July next. Dinner on the Table at Three o'Clock. HERBERT GREENSMITH, Esq; and The Rev. THOMAS WRIGHT. stewards. To be SOLD or LETT, A Good Convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, situated in the Morledge, Derby, and late in the Possession of Mrs. Stenson, deceased ; consisting of a Kitchen, Parlour, Back-Kitchen, Brewhoufe, two Pantries, three Chambers, and two Garrets ; with a ...
... Families. Likewife Children of all Ages 5 above feven Years old, may have conftant Employment. Boys and young Men may have Trades taught them, which will enable them to maintain a Family in a fhort Time. Two olr three young Men who can write a good Hand, are alfo wanted. By perfonal Application at the COTTON-MILLS, Par- ticulars may be known. I September 19, 1781. Borough of Derby. CHEESE FAIR ...
... Leave to acquaint them, that he is entering into the CABINET and UPHOLSTERY Branches, in their utmoft Extent, in the Rotten-Row, DERBY; and flatters himfelf, that it is in his Power to execute any Orders he may be indulged with, on the loweft Terms with the greateft Difpatch, and in the molt elegant Tafte. â¢Â¦Â¦Â¦Â¦Â¦'»¦ ¦ ' ¦ 11 in 11 ¦ .1. 1 â ' lo be Sold by Auction, At the Houfe ...